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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
TRYING TO DECEIYE THE EXCISE BOARD.

Christian Frank, proprietor OF the liquor store at No
SIS Nnthave, before tho Board OF Excise ycster
day trying to explain some curious transactions con-
neced with his recent attempt to evade paying the In
creased pricc for license Although his license did not
expire for weeks after February 49, tho dao OF the In
the license on February =. His application was not
granted Then Jacob Burger, Franks barkeepcr mado
an application for a license February IL and prc
sehtcd alleged hill OF sale, drawn by Alderman
QUINN which stated that the business had been sold 10
Burger for 81 800 In cash. The signature purportne 10
be that OF Frank did not correspond with Franks sigma
tnrc Oh his application the writing being different and
the being spelled FRANKIE" The bill OF sale az
dated January ~ previous TO Fr9pk's own application
Burger had purchased the business Finding that he had
been baked In his attempt TO get license at the old
price, Frank made another application claiming that the
yesterday the Excise Board refused the license
believing that Frank entered Ia collision with Burrer
the purpose OF dcceiyng the Board and that Frank
is not person OF good moral character and s moi I'm
titled to a license under the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
SUICIDE OF A BOARDINGHoUsB KEEPER

Anxiety on account of possible loss of money prob
ably caused Mary Howell to hang herself In her board
ing house, No 124 Waverly place. yesterday. She
was An unma r led Welsh woman Of middle age. PEI.
.ons who knew her bad called her cranky" and
stingy" BY dint OF close economy she bad managed
10 save few thousand dollars while keeping board
inr.house In West feminist. and on May 1856, she
moved into the house in Wavery place, having OBJ
tanned lease of the house for year She also IN
dnced Mira Joncs. widow, to invest some money In
the new place Mrs Jones helped 10 run the boarding
house but Miss Howell the ruling spirit and at
tended to tho details OF the housekeeping. Tho
boardors dslIked Miss Howell and complained OF her
methods Mrs Jones wished TO Withdraw IRON tho
partnership but Miss Howell would not consent
Recently Mrs Jones said she would leave the house at
the end of April. Msa Howell had reason to expect
that the boarderd would 60 with Mira. Jones.
At an early hour yesterday Miss io"ei went down
into the collar the house and hanged herself to the
gratiu over the coal chute Her body not discoy-
cred until several hours later when tho boarders In
Quired why breakfast had been prepared Tor them
and or yanzcj searching party. The coroner gave
permit TOR the removal OF the body from the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
WESrCHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PIAIys-In 1871 Surrogate John W Mills trans
ferred T. CONN. the present incumbent 5000 the
proc eeds 0suIe in suit brought by Ann tilR
against Adam Diinar eendant Tho Surrogate placed tho
money I'm the OF the County Treasurer Ann Gillg
died No l07 West Forty slrh.t, Newly last wees
Yesterday LAWYER appeared before surrogate Colin a. the
OF Mrs Martha Rau daughter OF Adam bit
mar twenty years OIL 90 claim tho money The house OF
John Reed robbed Thurslay night OF
check for 800 and pocketbook containing $40
YoRKrowS-Owug TO d!phihera in this town The public
schoos nj shrub Oak Nohegan Jefferson Valley aud
Crm Pond closed by order OF tho Board OF Health
Glmartn has children and John strsng fout
.pt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
NFW-JERSEY TOWNS.

soMgRyIIIEIn the Somerset courts yesterday William o.
Rocket recently captured while attempting win
COT ederate 10 Bound Brook pleaded gui
ty term OF Jour years and six
Stae Prison under indictment by the Ohea
States Grand Jury.
RosEvkE-A largo franc building uscd grocery ana
dancing hall partly burned by re yesterday Inc nt
was caused npsetng lamp The damage Is about s3oVo
and Ia covered ly insurance.
PAssAC.-John Uurshonor, Polo. who had been ont OF
work months Thursday was killed ny uee
falling him. lie leaves vile and four sina chh"reH
destitute
ExGLEwoop Tho physicians who arc attending INC Rev
Mr. RI report condition unchanged lie ASKS
his wifes condition. begging her forgive
ness Mira Ward is steadily improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
NEWARK.

In the Police yesterday Justice Rodes decided that
the dealers charged with violating hc sunday
had il will be Impossible to convict any offender
j. Clark assignee OF John II. Peal building contract
or has ed snt against Harry o. Miner owner OF
Miners Theatre $4,000 Of tho contract price LOT
holds that Pc him $4,000. forfeit OF $500 benf
fxed I'm the contract Tor after certain date Iat
te work remained incomplete claims that the work
is not yet completed according TO contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS


oacers Ambrose and King OF the Richmond County Poce
Thursdav arresfed David Forbes William Brook OF
lyn Andrew Crooks Of staten lsana WHO mas
Pcntentiary Inc prsone,s
each large bundle Of sverware wrapped mp II snawy anu
were about TO board train at Grasmero ior new
tapeon being tho property Of General william o. war"
who lives on the road stapeton the houso
been enfered by bfrelars at a. IN. Among the stolen
articles found was largo solid silver pitcher with the
ness Of the General engraved and the military oatoI-
which been to ihe General Gy ms Of
this State as testimonial II bore the names OF zen
majors said 10 be valued at 5000 Inc nrss
dronncd eW.irv worth over 81 the and lawns
prisoners held by Judge vaughan 10 AWAIT 'no
action Of the Grand Jury. Crooks pleaded guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
HOME NEWS.
ppOMlNENT ARRIVALS

<<moyl. HofelUpIted states Treasurer conrad ~ ,"n
Dan Murray mi UofA GoveTnor = o. ~ SsaaIo
Connecticut and ,sn eTgo,seGenera
Henry jaeson recently y Minister to MSse1 ana
Hall Of Colorado ana sass OF
GEORGIA. Labor Commissioner G. f. Peck. OF Albany anu
Assemblyman Mccarthy, OF Syracuse 6eepea"'
IouseSecretary OF state Frederick Cook, OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
THE OLDEST OITr EMPLOYE I'LL.

wakeman H. Dikeman stock and bond clerk In the City
chamberans Bureau Of the Finance Department confined
bed at his home No Ill West Forty nDthst
was going the stairs elevated railroad station and
stumbled trying prevent himself from falling he frac
the his He did not know the ex
tent OF the injury and contented himself with applying lint
OF surgical advice The wrist and
hand became swollen and whom he finally went 10 surgeon
Inflammation had set In He not IN critical condition. but
of his advanced his family are apprehensve
Of the result Mr. Dikeman in his eighty seventh He has
His name appears the lrst city manual as clerk lie was
mentally physically He the oldest In the ctys
Service. both ~ regards and ength VI employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
Jersey CITY.

The Painters Union has decided that on April demana
be made for So a dav and nine hours WORK.
The Police Commissioners say that tho APPROPRIATION OK
OF the CITY Hosplta TINS year
nearly exhausted and unless more money forthcoming
IL win be necessary TO close tho institution
The Board Finance has decided that the proper metoa
Of procuring pure water supply for the city Is pSp
the report committee be published for two weeks
TnH TRIBUNE and The World as wen a. the ocaI papers
decided Board OF Public Works has
in the matter and the resolution was withdrawn
Work was resumed yesterday domoshng the ola woonen
room and restau mt fall handsome glass and Iron
put up for the accommodation oi Trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
rHE NEW HUDSON RIvBR STEAMER

The hull OF the iron NewYo arrived at 80
p m. yesterday having left Wilmington Del. tow on
Thursday M Her engine and Joiner work VIII be put
OF the Albany Day Line the June The hull
Ia Y6 fee, In length forty feet width
guards having surface condensing engine seventy
inch bore Of Under and twelve stroke three
feathering buckets Her interior finish will be Of
cabinet work known IN steamboat building being of light
hard highly polished with panels
decorated with paintings by weknown artsts, be in
keSpina with her sister vessel the Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

letter from r. T. Lacy, formerly in Virginia cavalry
regiment Lees Army, dated Faeysviic, Va, February
49, published yesterday Tho writer said that had in
his handsome cavalry sabre captured during tho
war with the following inscription upon IL,
Presented TO Newbnrger onarermaster Fourth New.
York Cavalry lby the employees IN his
Tho owner Alexander Newburger, tho eweer No 53l
6iIhave who has twice within the last ew years
from the depredntions OF diamond thieves
MT Newburger told TRIBUNE reporter yesterday after.
that he had already written 10 Mr.. Lacy him
sincerely for kindly letting him know Of the his
priced sabre aud askng that IL be him
enient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

proceeds the diroct The measure said 70
the refunding Of SIS 100000. Edward L. Andrews WV
counsel for holders Of bonds issued states deaup
said yesterday that seemed strange that me Uns arc now
indeb cd % excess that amount lie a,ied
dressed long letter TO Senator stanford IN the
attention 10 the fact and influence ~ oppo
repayment to the States In default on Their opnsauo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
Mr.. HEWITT AND THE NEW CITY BUILDING. n

Corporation Counsel Lacombe has Albany bill
shorzng city authorities city building
to purchase building and se whichever they decide to
be He sad yesterday that this clause regard TO
purchasing building was put In at Mayer Howitts sng
3esion. Mr.. Hewitt asked by TRIBUNE reporter
Whether correctly reported In The sun saying that
ne had either spoken thought Of" the purchase OF
building Tie said that he suggested 10 the Cor
poIa,ion Counsel 70 draw bi Provide ior new municipal
building that would admit OF the purchase OF site anda
building The Corporation Counsel that he knew OF
suitable building there might be
the building VOL
situated. should suitable lie said that
never had consultation with Mr. Hilton subject
He would prefer TO purchase building get rid ofjob
AFRAID that would be impossible
~&uflding without jobbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
NEW voRKyDAuY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1851

landed italian GIRL age seventeen years Hecenus
Mar.fno snother induced the young wlIe 70
her hnsIsnd and live with He had $4OO am WIN n' =,
opened grocery In the basement OF house IN rival
Hosaro vesterday began action against his
In the City Court placing his damages az Sg
vat famed an order arrest AMI Deputy Snel
him and default Of bail no was LOGGED III o
low Street jail Rosario then announced MS
10 stoal his wife homo again"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN srgAHER RATES

Of tho Continental lines have followed tic action OF
the English steamship companies In advancing rates 10 steer
age pAs.enrers NewYork Tho Hamburg Line has
advanced rs rates from Hamburg To Ncwfork from so 10
being rate by the Hamburg
American Line The North German Lloyd has raised It's
ratos nom Bremen baltimore by tho Baltimore Line from
fl6 20 ais Tho fast Of the North German Lloyd
maintain the $40 rate nj present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

fore tho opened S 1sa
shond be given the contractors OF the same
prevailed Tor other shas their contracts Sr"e
Eouns ei dscIded that work must pc eoseIusou
these extra shafts advertised but Is inc sSS On he
~ n Iren Clark was lower than on their other no
Wond vote b give them the CONTRACT Inc CVnWissSs ~
agreed TO advertise contract for another e1a ns' w
lnown "a additional shaft Ugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
The BEST Accident
Insurance.

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The Old Reliable
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for Prompt and Equit-
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Claims. Over a
MILLION DOLLARS
PAID IN LOSSES.
No losses due and un-
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Leading BUSINESS
and
PROBE SSIONAL
Men are members.
NEW FEATURES:
$1O,OOODeath by Accident
$1O,OOOLoS Hands Feet.
$4,000 " Hand & Foot.
$4,000 d" Hand OFF
$4,000 {" Both Eyes.
$1,000 " One Eye.
$4,000 Permanent Total
Disability.
$5OaW Week Temporary
Total Disability.
These amounts Of In
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by the Policies Of the
United States Mutual
Accidant
Association, $50 and
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at a cost to members in
the preferred" occu-
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a year, which may be
made in one payment
Orin instruments. One
half or one-quarter Of
above insurance at
proportionate rates.
Mem bership Fee, $5
for each SIS, Policy.
CHARLES. 3 PEET
President.
JAMES r. PITCHER,
Sec. & Gen. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
LONG ISLAND.

RocKAwlY TELCuA largo quantity OF wreckage consi
ing OF cha roll ships tmber pieces Of furniture books and
papers, washed ashore here on Thursday,
RABYIoH-Jusco LOWS yesterday married Charles Cor.
ncus wealthy farmer, age eeventyw ana Miss Angn-
cite Horton twenty eight ON Friday at huntington
Ganaei Bennett widower age fifty ou and Lille Jackson
age thirteen married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
srps FOR NEW AQUEDUor SHAFTS

The Aqusducs Commission yesterday voted award the
contract saft Is to OBrien Clark The bid Of o. r..
Clarke than that Of OBren Clark,
surees ala appear for examination. oBrien CLARK
getting this contract that they began work be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
NARINE INTELLIGENOE
MINIATURE ALaANAQ

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
Sun rises "a seta 64t Moon rise 900 Moons age.
WATER.
L1-sandy Hook. es2 Gov Isld. 1901 Hell Gate ll5o
p N-bandy Hook. pOS Gov Isld. l02s Hell Gate. --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
4 FESTIVAL IN PrL0RYM cHURoK.

The festival In tho parlors Of Pilgrim Congregational
Church last evening" under the auspices OF LADIES' So
&isty all within history
dmisson vas saksd the voluntary contributions we're graf
bmme the elocuon read several appropras selections
pat won Tor her many compliments Eeireehments we're
ussdy evening the Harlem Choral Club of about forty
yGesG wtl gtvs concert m parlors Of the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

PUNISHMENT QUICKLY FOLLOWED THE CRIME.
Justice for speedy in the OF
Who vas taken before Judge Cowing yesterday He
companion met George W. Potter oProvtence in oak at
n On Thursday night They knocked him down. kicked
40 heat him and robbed his watch. Murphy
fssted the Tombs Police Court yesterday
examination lie held Tor the Grand
Jury and the case Immediately taken before that body
An Indictment ordered and presented es noon and
0t O'Clock Murphy taken 0cf0o Judge Cowing who
Sentenced him 70 years the State Prison The punish
heat foowed the crime By space only seventeen hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Investigating Committee Brooklyn City Hail. ii
r-,.,
intercollegiate Athletic Association Convention. Filth
Electrical Subway Commissioners, No 1918 Broadway
m.
evening.
seswanhaks Yacht Club. Delmonco's. evening :,
Fl ee lecture Professor PlympoD Rock Structures
Cooper Union. 8 n. m.
Teachers Association Stenway Hall, p. m.
Boxing exhibition, Manhattan Athletic Cluo, exenne;
National Baseball League meeting, 18th Regiment
Art Students League reception No 3S West Fourteenth
st.. p. m. . ,,
Travellers Protective Association Morton House p m:
lecture Museum OF Natural As'ory'
1880 In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

Ship Iarnica (Br,. Boyd. Antwerp-snow Burgess
ship Minnie swift (Br) Liswel. Roterdam7J Whitney
bark Columbia (Nor) STRAY. Biboa. sp-C Tobias g CO.
Fortuna Port), Car,iOza, oporto-Hagemeyer d
Brunnf
Brig Kalima, Coffn, Neuvitas-F IA smith & Co
schr Elsie Bayles. Bayles. Kingston Ja-Macy Dun.
ham,
schr waccaman. sQures Georgetown-F V L Jonea
Bchr Sarah RULER. Hart, Cardenas-Waydel a Co
Bchr Mabel Hooper, Hooper Cardenas-Parsons Loud
SAILED
Steamer State OF Alabama for Glasgow, Canada London,
Bohemia Hamburg Atlas Portau Primo; Rover BaracoA
Ships w ii Common for shanghai; Merom, Portland Or
Banks Thalassa Tor Newcastle Marie. Steitm Mary Has
Briggs Glare Tor Bahia Alpha. 81 Johns PR Annie Batch.
elder. Philadelphia; kaluna -
Also saed-Va Long Island sound-Brg John Dermo to
for Buenos Ayres
Anchored at City Island bound outBarks Blue Bird for
Oporto Nehemiah Gibson. BuenOs Ayres.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb 24-Arriyed Ems (er INN rs,
from New. York Feb H. for liremen land proceededl
Feb 25-saicd steamer Aller tuer. Christoners from
uLAsaow Feb 24-Arved steamer State Of Nevada fpr,
Stewart from New:forF FEB IL
ararens Irom New,York Feb o., - - ''''s'
sTsrrs. Feb 94-salea stesmer Marengo tBr), Abbott
for Nsw.York.
for New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
AnnouncementS

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. d., 7 Beach-st., NY.
Hours-ll TO and 8 to p m. Sundays 10 to Ia
Diseases OF nervous system. from whatever eausa a
speciality the last 40 years. readers may safely CON
suit tho Doctor with the Of RECEIVING
treatment reliable opinions sense Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

yncenEo Rosario bootblsck at the Forty Street
Police Station. married In December last 70 ne Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

Parker's Tonic brings restful sleep and men
tai aud bodily str ength 20 young and old.
uindercorns, tho best for corns, IS centA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

MINK lined overcoats, Mink lined circulars.
V1 pricesmarkeI down c. c. sHAYNE Manufactures,
l03 Pr!nce-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

IRHUNDIN0 N0NEY TO STATES IN DEFA ULL
~ Judiciary Committee Of the House Of Representatives
- aseed 70 report voraby bill to refund the stass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26


A preliminary session of the Brooklyn lnvesu-
eating Committee will be held In the City Hall to-
day to determine upon the counsel and TO lay out
plan for work. While retainer has been offered TO
John F. Parsons to act loading counsel, he still
has tho matter under advsement, and although tho
names Of Major f. H. Hobbs, W. W. Goodrich, f. NJ,
sheI ard. W. c. Wallie and W. G. Beecher have
been proposed assistant counsel It Is not certain
that all will serve dr, Goodrich is dslnclined 70
tile up the work unless it is deemed essential to thu
success Of the inquiry. Mr. Beeeher's services are
sci, for tho Society for tho Sup:
preston OF Vice, with the gambling at Coney Island
and the relation to it borne by tho District attorney
Office, where the investigation Is to begin The first
open session will be held Friday next.
S
A REAL ESTATE DEALER GUILTY OF LARCENY
Leopold Levy. OF No. 32l East Seventy nnthst real
estate dealer convicted yesterday before Judge Cowing
10 the Court Sessions OF grand larceny committed
upder pecuar circumstances He Solomon Mehrbach.
with whom had previously had business dealings bonds
etc. rs and asked for loan OF $50 Mehroach
him a the German Exchange Bank but the chez
had fifty written ont and the figures $500 In the
corner teller then acting at the bank paid he sad
5000 looking only at the figures in the corner When Mr.
Mebac had bank book balanced he was surprised TO
md his $3.50 short He and the bank teller
TO make Investigation and they TESTIFIED tha
than $50 but aferward made some propositions fol-
compromise
bank counsel for Levy Lawyers had advised Levy
that need take action but he was indicted for
grand larceny In the second degree and was convicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26

Sealskin PalerOts. plain and trimmed, ell
So TO 80 inches long elegant citing garments Prices
marked 4. SUAYSE, manufacturer l03 Princest
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

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maid, Austria; T. & stone aud wifi.
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Bclton;T & Morgan, Hubbard; W 4
BUTTS, Fort Worth. j Fowler
LddV l. c Tuu, houston. Tex.
W l. Lcdnum, city: W Il Freeman
san Antonio. Jno Waller. city; + \
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~ Walker, austin; Tom Padgitt
city; VI ~egby Coiumbis VI p,chclcr.
\ l;B IL rarks. naIa Oscar r
l,r"ham, y N;O Listchcr. rcSa,.
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and wife Austin. \ " stokes. Wal
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smith, Ark; j II Helm. citv: l. A
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
LIFE fOW LIBERTY
b"spcrni" Fight Hctw cen SOM, uo,-
I'N' the Noted criminal nud the
Sh"rIu Ems County,


n lady passenger ON the Cotton
Beit gave to au EXAMGNER reporter
an account OF of n terrific tight which
occurred AT the Tyler depot between
the noted convict sonny Moslcy aud
sheriff OF Ellis county. The sheriff
was taking sonny aud auot her
convici from the Ru,k pcnitcntiar,
To WaNahachic to be tried for All i'm.
dlcthcht III the court there. They
were III the depot at TYLER about ii
cl"Vh ~ night waiting for the
tram. Ihc two cOnvlcts were chain.
ed 10y the neck but their hands were
free. The other convict pursuaded the
sheflil TO come up and examine new
nav winch lie had. While the sheriff
nau MS buck turned. sonny
made desperate grab tor the ~her.
II revolver The shcriil seized
Sonhy's hand, over the pistol handle.
ana terrible sCulllc Cnsucd Thu
sheriff was about TO bc ovcrpowercd
ny tie two convicts when the only
male passenger who had COURAGE
enough To remain in the dcrnt sr.led
one OF the men and the shcr.f got nj.
lett hand tree, got out his
pocket knife, opened it with III.
teeth and stabbed sonny several
tunes III the side, ana made him riyo
up Sonny's wounds while. not
iaial, seemed to be palntul
but he refused to h,yr
asurgeon examine them. Sonny Is II
dangerous man, amt WAS ungraterul
Tor the humanity shown him by the
sheriff. Oaly the determined cour-
age of the sheriff saved him from
death from the hands of the most
dNngerOus crlmlnAI In lnNns